Katrina Lau
Katrina Lau is a reporter for Private Equity International based in Hong Kong. Before joining PEI in 2023, she worked for a local television broadcast reporting on daily news. Originally from Malaysia, Katrina holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism and Sociology from The University of Hong Kong.
Private wealth investors are developing a taste for GP stakes.
The country's official cabinet has published a nine-point circular to ‘strengthen supervision’ on capital markets, including updates on listing process and delisting regulations.
The San Francisco-headquartered firm has made investments in sports clubs such as the San Antonio Spurs, FC Barcelona and Real Madrid CF.
Former SK Group executive David Chung wants to leverage his experience as a strategic investor to bridge the gap between North American GPs and Asian LPs.
Speaking at an event in Hong Kong on Wednesday, the firm's head of APAC private wealth said it is 'critical' that open-end funds are valued frequently enough to assist subscriptions and redemptions.
Co-investments play a key role in its decision to partner with first-time funds and emerging managers, partner and head of Europe Rune Jepsen tells PEI.
The proposals could bring greater certainty for overseas private equity firms and ‘level the playing field’ with their Australian counterparts, according to legal experts.
The asset manager is in market with its debut artificial intelligence fund and was gearing up to launch a brace of Chinese private equity funds this year.
Singapore-headquartered Fullerton Fund Management's Asia Carbon Action Fund is eyeing climate investments in emerging Asian markets.
More than 80 India focused funds collected around $16bn between them over the past two years, according to PEI data.